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| − | The '''sheriff''' arrives with the [[Manager]], who arrives once the population of your fortress reaches 20. The sheriff will subdue and imprison lawbreaking dwarves | + | The '''sheriff''' arrives with the [[Manager]], who arrives once the population of your fortress reaches 20. The sheriff will subdue and imprison lawbreaking dwarves. Without a [[jail]], the sheriff will have no choice but to issue summary [[justice]] in the form of a beating. Having a weak sheriff is a good thing - a sheriff with good strength could heavily injure or kill a "criminal" whose "crime" was not being able to make [[gold]] or [[platinum]] items because you hadn't yet reached the [[magma flow]]. |
When your fortress population reaches 50 dwarves, the sheriff will be ''promoted'' to [[Captain of the guard]]. | When your fortress population reaches 50 dwarves, the sheriff will be ''promoted'' to [[Captain of the guard]]. | ||
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